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Affiliate Disclosure

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Tomás VillarTomás Villar
Updated 1 Oct 2026
DazzBet.com earns a commission when readers open an account through links on this page. It does not change the price you pay, and it does not decide which sportsbooks we rate well. Our tips and ratings are written before any commercial arrangement is considered.

DazzBet.com is free to read because betting sites pay us when readers open accounts through our links. This page explains exactly how that works, what it does and does not influence, and how to avoid it entirely if you would rather.

How The Money Works

When you click a link to a betting site on this page and go on to register, the operator records that the referral came from us. If you later deposit and bet, they pay us a share of what they make from your account, or a one off fee, depending on the arrangement. You pay nothing extra. Your odds are not worse, your bonus is not smaller and your account is treated no differently than if you had typed the operator’s address into your browser directly.

Links that earn us money are marked in the page code as sponsored, which is what search engines and browsers expect. We do not disguise them as ordinary text links.

What It Does Not Influence

Three things are decided before any commercial consideration enters the picture.

  • Which selections we publish. Tips come from the method described on our home page, not from which operator is paying most this month.
  • Which odds we quote. We show the odds of the bookmaker recorded on each pick, taken at publication, whether or not that bookmaker pays us a commission.
  • How we rate an operator. Slow withdrawals, restricted winning accounts and unclear settlement rules get written down as faults, commercial relationship or not.

What it does influence, honestly, is which operators appear here at all. We only work with a small number of betting sites, and we have declined arrangements with several others. A site that pays well but treats customers badly is worth less to us than a reader who trusts the recommendations.

Why We Keep The List Short

Most affiliate sites list dozens of operators, because more listings means more chances of a commission. We list two. That earns us less, and it means we can actually say something useful about each one instead of reprinting a bonus table. If a third joins the list, it will be because we use it ourselves.

Avoiding Our Links

If you would prefer we did not earn anything from your account, simply type the operator’s address into your browser instead of clicking through from here. Nothing on this site is withheld from readers who do that, and the tips remain free either way.

Ratings And Reviews

Our scores out of five reflect four things: the competitiveness of the odds, how quickly a withdrawal clears once an account is verified, whether limits get cut when an account starts winning, and how clearly the settlement rules are written. Welcome bonuses carry very little weight, because a large sign up offer is poor compensation for slow payouts every month afterwards.

Questions

If anything on this page is unclear, or if you think a review reads as though it were bought, tell us through the contact page. That kind of message is worth more to us than the commission.

Last updated 21 August 2026.